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To keep up with our competitors, America must boost shipbuilding
We need to dramatically build up our Navy beyond 355 ships to ensure that the American-led free world can continue.
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In confirmation hearing, NORTHCOM nominee talks border mission and military force against civil unrest
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glenn VanHerck said troops should be a “last resort” against protesters.
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Nominee to lead Space Command voices support for declassifying space
Lt. Gen. James Dickinson, the nominee to replace Gen. John “Jay” Raymond as the head of U.S. Space Command, voiced support for addressing the problem of over-classification, during a July 28 hearing.
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Inhofe moves to block FCC commissioner’s confirmation over Ligado fight
The move may not have much impact on how the Ligado situation plays out, however.
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GOP coronavirus bill includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs
Senate Republicans’ proposed $1 trillion coronavirus relief package includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs, part of $29 billion for defense overall.
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Congressional oversight of homeland missile defense plans increase in FY21 defense policy bills
A number of provisions in the House and Senate versions of the FY21 defense policy bill ask to see the Missile Defense Agency’s homework on its plans to bolster its homeland missile defense and push for quicker ways to fill possible gaps that would address emerging threats.
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Extend contractor reimbursement period, trade groups urge Congress
Trade groups are urging lawmakers to extend the window for reimbursing government contractor costs for COVID-19 connected disruptions and cost increases, set to close Sept. 30.
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This week in Congress: Controversial defense nominee faces scrutiny
Anthony Tata, tapped by the president for the top Pentagon policy job, faces strong opposition from Senate Democrats.
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Trump’s troop drawdown from Germany will take ‘years,’ says Inhofe
President Donald Trump’s plans to withdraw 10,000 U.S. troops from Germany will take years to execute, according to the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
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To keep up with our competitors, America must boost shipbuilding
We need to dramatically build up our Navy beyond 355 ships to ensure that the American-led free world can continue.
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In confirmation hearing, NORTHCOM nominee talks border mission and military force against civil unrest
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glenn VanHerck said troops should be a “last resort” against protesters.
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Nominee to lead Space Command voices support for declassifying space
Lt. Gen. James Dickinson, the nominee to replace Gen. John “Jay” Raymond as the head of U.S. Space Command, voiced support for addressing the problem of over-classification, during a July 28 hearing.
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Inhofe moves to block FCC commissioner’s confirmation over Ligado fight
The move may not have much impact on how the Ligado situation plays out, however.
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GOP coronavirus bill includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs
Senate Republicans’ proposed $1 trillion coronavirus relief package includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs, part of $29 billion for defense overall.
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Congressional oversight of homeland missile defense plans increase in FY21 defense policy bills
A number of provisions in the House and Senate versions of the FY21 defense policy bill ask to see the Missile Defense Agency’s homework on its plans to bolster its homeland missile defense and push for quicker ways to fill possible gaps that would address emerging threats.
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Extend contractor reimbursement period, trade groups urge Congress
Trade groups are urging lawmakers to extend the window for reimbursing government contractor costs for COVID-19 connected disruptions and cost increases, set to close Sept. 30.
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This week in Congress: Controversial defense nominee faces scrutiny
Anthony Tata, tapped by the president for the top Pentagon policy job, faces strong opposition from Senate Democrats.
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Trump’s troop drawdown from Germany will take ‘years,’ says Inhofe
President Donald Trump’s plans to withdraw 10,000 U.S. troops from Germany will take years to execute, according to the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
-
To keep up with our competitors, America must boost shipbuilding
We need to dramatically build up our Navy beyond 355 ships to ensure that the American-led free world can continue.
-
In confirmation hearing, NORTHCOM nominee talks border mission and military force against civil unrest
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glenn VanHerck said troops should be a “last resort” against protesters.
-
Nominee to lead Space Command voices support for declassifying space
Lt. Gen. James Dickinson, the nominee to replace Gen. John “Jay” Raymond as the head of U.S. Space Command, voiced support for addressing the problem of over-classification, during a July 28 hearing.
-
Inhofe moves to block FCC commissioner’s confirmation over Ligado fight
The move may not have much impact on how the Ligado situation plays out, however.
-
GOP coronavirus bill includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs
Senate Republicans’ proposed $1 trillion coronavirus relief package includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs, part of $29 billion for defense overall.
-
Congressional oversight of homeland missile defense plans increase in FY21 defense policy bills
A number of provisions in the House and Senate versions of the FY21 defense policy bill ask to see the Missile Defense Agency’s homework on its plans to bolster its homeland missile defense and push for quicker ways to fill possible gaps that would address emerging threats.
-
Extend contractor reimbursement period, trade groups urge Congress
Trade groups are urging lawmakers to extend the window for reimbursing government contractor costs for COVID-19 connected disruptions and cost increases, set to close Sept. 30.
-
This week in Congress: Controversial defense nominee faces scrutiny
Anthony Tata, tapped by the president for the top Pentagon policy job, faces strong opposition from Senate Democrats.
-
Trump’s troop drawdown from Germany will take ‘years,’ says Inhofe
President Donald Trump’s plans to withdraw 10,000 U.S. troops from Germany will take years to execute, according to the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
